Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-22
CONDEMNED Locals.

COmOeuSeO LOCaISe
Mr.. ID. G. McKeever, In charge OF the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad interests here left last night
FOR Ashey1lle, y. e., TO recuperate his healtn- Mr.
Z. s; Bell. OF Baltimore, viii be in charge daring
AT the monthly meeting VI the Young Mems
Christian Association. held last evening, hftyeight
new members were elected musical and liter
airy program was carried out.
The National Republican Club OF the District OF
Columbia, at its meeting last evening, at Grand
Army Han, adopted an address 10 the republican
The contract for furnishing uniforms for watch.
men In the state, War and Navy Department has
Teen awarded 10 ElSeman Bros, cloLhiers and
tallofs, cornor OF 9TH and streets.
From W. H. Lepley We have tine Catholic Family
THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the world Is
offered free TO every new subscriber for year 70
the WEEKLY STAR IL Is a handsomely printed
book OIL l9l pages profusely illustrated With more
Ihan 100 coiored mapsand diagrams, and contains
awealth OF general Information see advertise
uent In another column.
MAJOR FOB THE THIRD charlottesville officers
OF the third battalion OF the District National
Guard last night elected A j. Robinson 10 be
major OF the third battalion He was s. member of
The Washington Light Infantry Corps for over i've
years, and belonged 10 the National Rifles for a
short time. lie Is prominent member OF the Po-
tonlac Boat Club, and Is one OF the crack Oarsmen.
he was the candidate OF the Washington Mer-
chants Rifles.
THE REPUBLICAN LEaGUE-The directors OF the
Republican National League held meeting last
night. Their opening reception viii probably be
held on December T. at which time the republican
national committee will be In session in the city.
IL proposed that the league adopt the rule OF the
Union League regarding monthly receptions tc
the wives and families Of the members Steel en-.
cravings Of Grant and Logan have been presented
70 the league, and an oil painting OF Thaddeus
stevens will be placed in the portrait gallery next
week.
The JEFFERSON FOOTBALL TEAM.-The boys Of
the eighth grade, jefferson building, have organ
ized football team TO be known as the Jefferson
Eleyen. The following are the members OF tbs
team: Rushers, Chas. shaw, Clarence Gessford
Mott DeAtley, Hugh Digney, Burnette True
s sase T I, Bsu Snas; sPplnSman; quartz
back. Frank Hahn: full back, Howard Taoier.
PROPOSED SOCIETY OF BorAsIsrs.-At a meet
Ing OF botanistS yesterday at the Agricultural De
partment for the purpose OF organizing a society
a committee was appointed 10 determine whet bel
n botanical society which would admit ladies could
be formed As branch OF the Biological society
The meeting adjourned subject 10 the call VI
committee.
liz DID not NEED LAwyER.-This morning. IL
the Police Court, a colored man named Georg,
rhiilips was charged with cruelty 10 animals
When the case was called the defendant with hi:
counsel, Mr. Kicks cOlored, entered the cour-
closely followed BY Agent Key, OF the Human,
Society. The latter suggested TO the court thai
the defencanrs personal recogntZance be taker
aid stated that the defendant did not need a law
yer. Mr.. Kicks objected 10 any interference or
that after he had told the defendant that his per
sonal bonds would be taken counsel W as EMPLOYED
In the case Mr.. Kicks said that he was employee
py Philips and be certainly thought that Mr.. KEY
had no right 10 interfere with his business anC
he desired 10 protest against Mr.. Keys action. III
before Mr. Key had told Philips that his persona
bonds would De- taken. The Judge asked the de
PENDANT II ne needed the assistance OF counsel IL
that he did not need any assistance II his persona
bonds would De taken The judge said that per
sons sometimes unwiSeiy employ counsel, but h
I'D not think that others should interfere, The
defendants personal bonds were taken
MAkHrA6E LIcExsES-Marriage licenses hav,
been issued BY the clerk OF the court 10 Abrau
krOOn and Elizabeth WalZ; Jas McGulgan o
Philadelphia, and Mary Reynolds; Wallace A
f0'ssr and Martha smith, Of MI Vernon, Va
AN ALLEGED FRAUDULENT CoSvEYAScE-Johr
Burrows yesterday filed bill In equity agains
fyctte T. MlDurn TO set aside a fraudulent con
Veyance. The complainant resides In Baltimore
And Is q judgment creditor OF Jas. A. X. Moore fol
tssSrs. and he alleges that Moore made a deed fo
lis property In Mount Pleasant near the head O
sta stTeep 10 his father-in-law. with intent u
hia'er, delay, and defraud his creditors.
"A BRILLIANT FArR--The basement OF St Angus
tlnes church. on 18th street, Is brilliant for IN,
Eui when VIII De opened this evening. Carolina
olOpOns mas donated two nne etchings hand
somey framed, with a letter OF regret TO Fathe
Walsh at not being able u come 10 open the fair
sent nom Rome 70 the fair viii be- ceU,e A,t
for BY the Carroll Institute, 81. Matthews inst
tate, and the Georgetown Catholic Union Fiv
ladies' Of the sunday school are contesting for ,
diamond ring and four other prizes Donated by m
the ACADEMY OF the Holy Cross.
THANkssrvrSG.-The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Co.. In accordance with It's usual CUSTOM vii
sell Round Trip Excursion Tickets at greatly NJ
dGeed rates 70 and from all stations on its line
east of the Ohio riyer. The tickets VIII be sol,
November I'D and ..4Ih, good 10 return until Nc
enber 18th. inclusive. Fur further Information
call On ticket agents Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
IHE CoLrNBrs RESTAURANT, 1ll7 G street. @
which =. ID. Straiton ~ the proprietor and =. 7
lannarone the manager, was formally opened o.
SATURDAY night with an italian dinner given 10
nlinter OF friends The new house has an exec
lent ehef, and there - every indication that va
liable addition has been made To the list OF restau
rants In Washington
IHs lSrEREsrING EXHIBITION oF ORrESrA
ooonS, including, rugs. carpets pOrtieres fame
xUvuS shawls, antiquities. art objects, embroid
snrs &c, Is now open al Messrs. Waiter B. VII
nAms q Cos saiesroOm 1901 Pennsylyani
asenue, corner 10th street. The exhibition vii
continue also tomorrow. Wednesday Novembe
and the auction sale Will b.sin on Friday a
n a m, and continue until all the goods are sol
or al least offered .